College Courses Norfolk

...you will need to be able to think clearly and logically and just as importantly, to persevere when you can’t immediately see the solution to a problem... Learn about: Full Time, GCSE Mathematics...

...I really liked having to find ways to use music, dance and drama to create Performance. You dont have to be good at all skills but you just have to be willing to have...

...the Norwich Castle Museum. Each year there is also a visual arts trip abroad to a city renowned for its artistic heritage. Recent destinations have included Amsterdam... Learn about: Full Time...

...A2 English Literature At A2 you will build upon your AS work but with greater individual choice. The examined unit focuses on the literary style known...

...The course combines learning about theories in physics with practical laboratory work and analysing data. You are likely to do well if you can think logically... Learn about: GCSE Physics, Full Time...

...to ways of exploring image capture and manipulation through to the use of digital processes. Have the opportunity to explore themes and techniques towards...

...Entry Requirements Applicants should also have a minimum of six GCSEs at grades 9-4, including GCSE English Language. Students do not need to have completed GCSE Psychology... Learn about: Full Time...

...Europe and across the world. If you are interested in Film, you will find this a great way to study. AS / A2 FILM STUDIES Exam Board: WJEC Film Studies... Learn about: Film Studies...

...we examine the religion of Buddhism. The course requires students to critically engage in the study of religion to examine and debate the teachings... Learn about: Religious Studies, Full Time...

...sports including climbing and martial arts through an extra curricular programme. Paston provides opportunities for students to work for qualifications... Learn about: Physical Education...

...learn on this course will also help you in a variety of careers such as in the civil service, law or journalism. Summary “Does voting change anything?... Learn about: Full Time...

...study or travel abroad. Many employers value language skills and, whatever other subjects you choose at Paston, a language qualification beyond GCSE...

...questioning our own experiences. There is no right and wrong in sociology, only different points of view, and critical thinking is therefore encouraged... Learn about: Full Time...

...things to happen when you plug something into the mains and the real meaning of common terms such as voltage and current. What waves are, the different types...

...research analyse and respond to the work of artists. Practical skills include; printing, dyeing, hand and machine stitch, felt and paper making and weaving... Learn about: Full Time...

...and vectors things you will meet in Further Maths. Further Maths is great preparation if you want to study Maths at university. You will work with...

...testimony and treating offenders. Child Psychology development of relationships in infancy, the impact of day care on young children. Health Psychology...

...Geography at Paston is designed to have wide appeal and it is not essential to have taken GCSE Geography. You will learn how human activity affects the natural environment...

...Out of all the subjects I took at Paston, Sociology has had the greatest impact on my further education and approach to life. The foundations provided...

...Social Issues looking at issues such as alternatives to imprisonment and medical research Two Cultural Topics Here you study a German novel...